CONFERENCES

World Congress on Biosensors

This is an annual event that focuses on the latest developments in biosensors, with topics ranging from machine learning to nanobiosensors. The conference is aimed at scientists, academics, researchers, and industry experts, and provides a forum for sharing knowledge and collaborating on identifying trends within the field.

33rd Anniversary World Congress on Biosensors

Date

Jun 05, 2023 - Jun 08, 2023

Location

Busan, South Korea

In Korea, this four-day Biosensors Congress addresses a broad range of research topics related to the continued acceleration in the use of biosensors in medical research and drives some of the most fascinating new commercial applications in biochips, wearable sensors, and telecommunication interfaces.

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